%% [[Philosophy of Race Syllabus Materials]] – [[Hunter PHIL226 – African American Philosophy]] [[african-american philosophy]] [[References]] [[philosophy]] %% # African-American Philosophy Introduction (References) - Yancy 2017, On Race꞉ 34 Conversations in a Time of Crisis - Fields & Fields 2012, Racecraft - Davis 1974, An Autobiography - Yancy 1998, Introduction꞉ Philosophy and Moving the Center of Conversation - Shelby 2005, We Who Are Dark - Ellison 1953, Shadow and Act - Yancy 1988, African-American Philosophers꞉ 17 Conversations - Montmarquet & Hardy 2000, Reflections꞉ An Anthology of African American Philosophy - Rankine 2014, Citizen꞉ An American Lyric - Outlaw 2007, What is Africana Philosophy？ - Outlaw 1997, Africana Philosophy - Fields 2012, Note on Afro-American - Gordon 2008, An Introduction to Africana Philosophy - Introduction - James & Burgos 2022, Race (SEP) - Montmarquet & Hardy 2000, Introduction꞉ What is African American Philosophy？ - Outlaw & Jeffers 2022, Africana Philosophy (SEP) --- - Kristie Dotson, “How is this paper philosophy?” - Outlaw, "Africana Philosophy" - Toni Morrison's essay, "The Foreigner's Home." - Charles Mills, “The Illumination of Blackness,” from Antiblackness - Keeanga-Yamahtta Taylor “Introduction” to How We Get Free - W. E. B. Du Bois, The Souls of Black Folk (1903), “The Forethought” through chap. VII (“Of the Black Belt”) - Himani Bannerji “Introduction” and “The Passion of Naming” from Thinking Through ; - Omi, Michael. Racial Formations - Asad Haider - Mistaken Identity ;